Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-16

reny and will be sentenced tomorrow
morning.
George Myers. a drunk, who was
dist, ri ing the peace on San Ferra do
street last night, was arrested by 9TH
GERS Davis and Rogers.
The case of Myrtle Mcdonald, ac-
cused of battery upon w. b. st. Clair,
was continued till Wednesday, the
18th inst, and the jury excused.
Otto Denniton, a deserter from the
United States army, was arrested
Yesterday by Lieutenant Gatewood
and taken to the police station.
A boy named Ed. Wilson. aged IA.
pleaded guilty 10 stealing pair OF
shoes from the Philadelphia shoe
store on Main street, and he will be
sentenced on Saturday.
George w Baker, charged with as
sault to kill in a gambling den, was
discharged yeste day by Judge Aus
tin, as the prosecuting witness failed
to put in an appearance.
Mr.. h. Hermann, who resides on
Pearl street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, reported that he had so
feet OF new sA-inch heavy carbonized
garden hose stolen y sterday.
Tom Deure was yesterday sem
fenced by Justice Austin to pay fine
of $50 for indecent exposure, and iD
default Of payment to thirty days i'm
prisonment. He paid his fine.
George Knight and Harry Edwards,
who stole carriage rug out Of the
buggy of T. G: Coateley, were yester-
day sentenced by Justice Austin to SIX
months imprisonment in the County
Jail.
George Kelly and John Johnson,
two boys, we're yesterday before Justice
Austin on charge of disturbing the
peace. His Honor committed them
to the Boys and Girls Aid Society,
San Francisco.
Edwin Coffin and William Martin,
two youths, were arrested yeste, day
afternoon on Main street, ty Officer
Auble, for petit larceny. When
searched they had in their possession
a revolver and pair OF opera-glasses.
A colored man was "held up'' last
night on Fourth street near the New
Denison and robbed OF $50. A man
asked him for match anu whilst get
ting one two other men seized him
and rhed his pockets.
Frank Hanley reports that he was
robbed at a saloon on Spring street OF
watch valued at SIS. The thief is
an Irishman of slight build, about 40
years of aye, light HAIR, and wore a
canvass coat and overalls.
William Robert Locke OF Buena
Vista street, reports that his room was
entered between and 6 O'Clock last
night and his trunk and that OF his
room mate broken open and ritied.
The thieves took $40.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Schw ickert, who re-
sides at the corner o. First street and
Beaudry avenue, repurts the theft
frOm a clothes line of fancy patch
work quilt handmade, red and white !;
also two pair OF ladies' hose.
The two satchels stolen from the
New D-nison, ON Main street. on
Tuesday night, were found Yesterday
morning on Myrtle avenue, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. They had
been cut open, but none OF the con-
tents taken as the thieves hal evident
ly expected to find something more
valuable than Undertaking, etc.
J.C Young yesterday morning re-
ported at the police station that he
had been attacked in a saloon on the
corner OF Main and Second streets. He
stated that he had put his money on
the counter to pay for drink when
two men attacked him and attempted
to steal his watch. He had received
severe cut over the left eye in the
ARRAY.